Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

PRRsCJrr, March 2-Tbe Council all morning was taken up with code biils- hardly Fry change from the present laws. All the afternoon -C- taken up with ths cattle bill, pron,clting Texas and spienic fevers hnd o-tagIOus cis- eases.
 line insurance bill which passed the house was killed in the council Bllnn and Drake wurked successfully for It's defeat
 The new fence law was deleated m the council, and the old fence law stands. Both houses are working hard, both in session and ID committee. The ses- sIon IS drawing to a close. No new bills will be admitted alter the fourth.
 GOOdrIch IS now explaining new assignee bIll. A radical change from the present law.
 The house has had under consider stion the revenue law, and the council the election law. Both bills will pass.
 The code commissioners will have con- cluded tie preparation ct bills 10 nor row.
 Iu tho house Fisher gave nci;ce of n bill Co p-Cuot. tue pgbllc seL'o-s. A-a consideration Cl accuLu.a.-i business from The council was tbau proceeded with. Fils. reudlBg ot seveTl cou.cl bIl.s was had. A message ans rrselv q from the governor that he had improved the oct repeating county Cocf'S.
 h the morning session Ot tLe cHUrcli there wgs Gn arInsted debate ol tLs holse insurance bill. Th- balance Ct the session Tas devoted fC Jag COT sideT- ation of code bllis.
 SAN FR4SCisCo, March At tho pre- liminary examination to-day Of Dr. Hodges. charged with having expiOdei a bomb in the Grand Opera House, d1I- Iug the Patti concert, on February 9'L, the IgdEe Lold the accused in SlOOOJ hGii fos trial ID .he Superior Court.
 CoSsTAyTISOPLE, March 2-It is ru- mO-td Ina. the government has received information from .EeIr agent m Bulge rIa, that large Russian fierce has been slowly moving s5uthward during the pas few days, aud that it IS the general impression that this 'corps of Observ6- tion" Is being got IG readiness to occupy .ce Balkans at no very distant day, There is great activity n moving troops northward. Tins afternoon the SUI tbn had a consultation with the British and Austrian ministers.
 SAN FRaSCIsCo, March 2.-The state comptroller, under the name Cf People of the State os CaiifOruis. has brought suit agrins. various railroad corpora tions iu thIs state for deiiuqueat taxes of 1886, ss follows: Southern Pacific O. for state taxes, S44,2U0; county taxes. Slj0, 76S Central Pacific O., state taxes, Sl12GGO; county taxes, S2O3O99. California Pacific Co, state taxes, Sll,- 2OO; county taxes, Sl7.7S5. San Pablo S Tulare Railroad ComURny, state t1xes, Sj.6i0; county taxes $ l46; Northern Pacitio Company. state taxes, j.l2J; county taxes, S22 2S2. Plaintiff also asks that five per cent be added Gs penalty fir delinquency.
 TRENTON. Y. J., March 2.-RlGus BlOdgett, den CCra', was elected CGIed States Senator thu afternoon. He is superintendent. of the New York S Long Branch railroad
 WAsHISGroN, March 2-PGbic Print CT Benedict has been confirmed by the senate; also G. l.. Harua, es postmaster. of Oakland, c L
 W4sHINGTON. Narch 2-Iu tho c7se of the British Indians wishing Co c,uI- g-ste into AlGsks, the Attorney General decides that The immigration 0f pence fui Indians who have dissolved tr;aai relGtioss, as not prohibited hy the statute. and is LCs consistent with thC general policy of the government rI. there IS no provision Of lew nssurIlg C such foreign Indians any lsg1l rights Co acquire lands, neither can ttc pr--iEe-t set aside Q reservation for tie'- cr-E- DarCy.